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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01
TIE PICNIC.

Arrived at the fair gtounds substantial
dinner was served in horticultural hall,
1t is estimated that 1900 people were on
tho grounds. Dancing to the music OF
Mayors orchestra and promenading filled
in the time for awhile, ard then the audi
ence repaired to the grand stand, and
we're addressed by distinguished orators,
who were necessarily possessed Of etento-
rian lungs as they occupied positiona in
the judges stand. Prof. ]. II. Jones, OF
this city, made the opening speech, and
wno followed by Right Venerable Patriarch
GsoEs. Rev. DR.. Asbury, Of Washington,
made the closing speech. All three ora
tors spoke oloquently and forcibly OF the
advantages OF Odd Fellowship and its
eleyating influence on thecolored race since
their admission in 1913. 80
After the speaking the Allegheny and
Pittsburgh patriarchatea were pitted
against each other in a competitive drill
ior purse OF so in gold. Capt. George
Mathepon, of the K. OF st. G., William H,
sheib and Mr.. Uthman, the judges, award.
edthe prize to Capt. Anderson's Pittsburgh
Commandery. al !, J =
The Wheeling division then drilled for
prize OF barrel OF flour, offered by Neill
| & E!lingham to that individual In the
ranks who exhibited tho most familiarity
with tho tactics and greatest precision in
the drill. Thia prize the judges awarded
to John Dixon. 1t was the general opin-
ion that Wheeling Patriarchate e1cellcd
either Of the others in the drill.
Last evening about 200 couples sat down
to c bounteous banquet at Arion hall. Be.
aides the eupper, dancing was INDUCED in
till late hour. 81 ~ s.,.
The whole affair was in NIL respects
worthy OF admiration, and the bearing OF
the members commended itself to the
emulation Of other orders. y a
The visitors largely left for homo last
night, though many will remain over till
to-day. y. .,g4..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01

FAIR Lawn Stock Farm, Lexington. Kv.,
keeps st. Jacobs Oil In the stable S'1'i1,'"''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01

! L, s, Coop & Go, sell Dry foods cheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
oFrnE q. U. o. o. +. CELEBRATION
OF their !Twenty.hrst Anniversary In West
\ virglnin, In this city Yosteriny-L Large 4
i I. Delegations from Hear AMI far. b,
Grand Procession md Picnic.

The celebration by the Grand Unit ed
Order OF Odd Fellows in this city yester.
day Of the twenty.hrst anniversary OF the
introduction Of their order into West
Virginia was as complete a success and as
admirable q demonstration as was ever
witnessed In Wheeling. The procession
was large, and the bodies composing 1t
boro themselves well aud marched with
military precision. The picnic on the
State Fair Grounds was largely attended
md q more orderly and we'll behaved
crowd Of tho kind never assembled here.
No beer or other intoxicants were sold on
tho ground, and a drunken man, white OF
colored, was an unusually rare sight in
the city yesterday. The prize drilling
was oreditable, md the speeches able and
instructive. LaHt evening the festivities
wound mp with banquet at Arion Hall.
| i THE PROCESSION. t..tE
Long trains on all tho railroads, includ.
Ing ppecial from Pittsburgh and Wash.
iugton over the Hempfeld, brought hun
dreda OF members Of the order and other
tvisitors into the city MI forenoon. The
procession was u little late in forming
owing to the delay in the arrival OF some
Of the delegations, but finally It moved
from Pablo Building Square up Chapline
street In the following order, Chief Mar.
shall Houston Lswia commanding: 6af
isa Chief Marshal and staff Il
lt&.sL. Union Comet hand, OF IEtnayille, III u
Wheeling Pntriarchate No. q, Can't Thomas
1f.ll4fa Lewis, commanding. ~ g-gEi.T
American Cornet Band, OF Pittsburgh, (colored)
Pittsburgh l4trlarrhaic No. 80, Capt. John All.
lI.g7a'g sH1 derson, a!. '-sI sz} rs7IJIT
Allegheny patyiArehato No. II, Capt, W. Il. Gross.
Eureka Lodge, q. U. o. o. +, OF Pittsburgh, No,
H''Tr- gs-', n f 1885. fl 7Isftr 5'Is''sl =
/ Industrial Lhdgc, OF Pittsburgh, No. 1886,
Household Of Ruth Lodge, oil Pittsburgh, y
Bond Of Love Lodge, OF Allegheny, No. 25li. n,
Union Western Lodge. Of Allegheny, No. 1915,
! . wheeling Lodge No. 1907. lffr-
Robert II. Elliott Ledge No. 2662, OF Mt Pleasant O.
Unity Lodge No. 1883, Of uniontown, o. a. !
Belmont Lodge No l7Gl, OF Bellulre, K
.. GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Lodge lf3 E..s
I True Friendship Lodge No 1903. Of Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry Lodge No 23ls. $500
| - Naomi Lodge No, 1856, of parknfahurp
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Matters OF, Minor Moment In and About
Ig5y " the CITY. H. r.. :
r OyE marriage license was Issued yester.
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DIR

We suggest that our citizen soldiery
should be uniformed in real service
equipment, and that when they are called
out in case Of riot the soldiers be sworn
in as special policemen. This would OBJ
viate the great difficulty in the response
bility of firing on a mob.
Officers in the famous Pittsburg riots
were cowed by the fear Of their response
bilities.
An English officer of the regular army
was hung for firing on a mob that stoned
and attacked his soldiers. And since
then it is notorious that a riot in London
can go very far before it is checked.
We know, by the record of the last year,
what a splendid institution the American
policeman is. And it seems a simple and
practicable idea to offer inducements to
citizens to enlist in volunteer military
organizations, if they could be both sol
diers and policemen when the time of
need called them out with arms.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

The Senate has requested the President
90 negotiate with Nicaragua for an
in~ter-occanic canal, under the joint con-
troll Of the two countries. 1t is to be
hoped that the President will push this
great enterprise before some foreign
country takes hold Of the key OF the
whole western seas. The New York
Times says There is little question that
a canal across Nicaragua would be of
more use at less cost than any other, and
that it ought to be practically controlled,
and, if necessary, constructed by the
United States Government. OF course,
ali the details of such a measure would,
before it could be carried out, receive full
discussion, which the solemn stupidity of
the Senate could not long prevent. But
as to the essential principle involved,
there is not much room for reasonable
question"
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE..

No amendments are permitted to a bill
that m before Congress from a CON
ference committee, and so the interstate
commerce bill will be voted on directly
in the Senate this week, or else the states
men dodge the responsibility of one of
the most important measures.
The point at issue is the short and
long haul" Now let us look the thing
squarely in the face:
Local politicians want to truckle TO the
idea that a freight rate should be the
same for a hundred miles between two
local points az the rate between two great
marts a thousand miles apart.
This is nonsense. The age OF com
merce demands certain great principles
that must be applied.
A trade connection between Chicago
and Richmond admits a rate for freight
that is a result of a great aggregate of
trade, and you cannot stop the through
train and put on a hundred dollars
worth Of stuff at the same rate
that you carry a million. Besides this
principle is the fact hat unless we had
these trade rates between great centres of
commerce, the local people could not
have the railroad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

The discussion in the German Assem-
bly on the army bill is almost startling.
Prince Bismarck and Won MOltke both
informed the German people through
their representatives that unless the
measure for q stronger establishment of
the already powerful army was passed,
that the danger of war would be immi-
nent. The Assembly did not vote on the
army bill, and perhaps a new one will be
elected on this issue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

The New York World plays the same
tune, but it is the song Of the truth, and
the sooner it becomes the popular anthem
the better
"There Is no room for Communism, So.
cialism, or Nihilism in the United States.
They are destructive forces born Of the
wrongs inflicted upon the people bydes-
potic rulers. Their mission is to o|yerturn
thrones and destroy dynasties. Here the
Government is Of the people, by the peO-
pie, and for the people. Every agency
that seeks to disrupt the Government
and establish anarchy is a blow at the SUI
premacy Of the people"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
LAW y

We understand the case to be that Mr..
Sands, a lawyer in Richmond, has been
indicted for selling coupons after he
paid q license tax prescribed by the State
for persons selling coupons. If there is
anything beyond the fact that he had a
right to pay his license tax in coupons
let US hear il. The people Of Virginia do
not want to oppose the laws of their
country and set up a "moonshine' system
of local sovereignty according to the
theory of the Illicit distillers of whisky,
who in remote mountain districts main
tain that the United States Government
has no right to pass revenue laws.
Let us see when the people of Virginia
went for Modification" The resolutions
of $500, 40 often quoted as the key
stone of State rights, amount to a yindi-
cation of our present statement for the
politicians decided on a certain course,
and when they found out the sentiment
of the people, the report embodied in the
resolutions is a clean back-out from the
first position.
AS for Virginia's position in the war,
every mar who knows anything about it
knows that Virginia seeded because she
was called on to furnish troops TO bull
doze South Carolina and the other South
ern States. That was the one and only
thing that passed the ordinance of seces-
sion.
The people of Virginia may be de-
ceived by a ring of politicians to-day, but
when brought squarely to the issue they
will not defy the Government merely to
keep the incompetent Democratic office
holders in office.
We have a country, and we are proud
of our citizenship in the great Republic,
the triumph of modern ideas.
The question is how many people will
be blind enough TO follow this fool idea
of resurrecting the secession and nullifi-
cation theories of thirty years ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
JNO. p, RAM FRED. Il. SCOTT
THOMAS BRANCH & CO., BANK
i Frs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

BONDS. STOCKS. and SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD in this and all the
Northern markets.
We have a private telegraph-wirc from our
office to all the Northern exchanges, and can
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS within
a few minutes Of their receipt at our Office.
We get quotations every quarter of an hour.
which are open for TIE inspection or our
customers.
Earliest information on the subject OF Rail
road and Corporation Securities and state
Bonds.
de 2-Gm THOMAS BRANCH * o..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

The New York SIN thinks that Mr..
Randalrs plan to abolish the Internal
Revenue system Of taxation, is the only
way to save the Democratic party in 1888.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

"Met by Chance is Mr.. Bronson
Towards last machine made play. If
well acted, the actors may make it a sue
cess with the aid of circus advertising.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

,TUE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP EX-

III IINTI III Il "
j listing under the firm or name OF n. hos
euberQ. of which said partnership ~. Rosen-
berg is the general partner and Fanny Bottig-
heimcr is the special partner, ana whlch
was entered into and formed by articles OF
limited partnership on the 24tn day OF Deem
be-, 1891. to take effect on the day therein
named and under the agreements therein SET
forth. and under and in pursuance OF the stat
utes in that case made and provided, VIII De
dissolved and cease 10 exist on the Eth day OF
February, 1887. a Rosenberg Is authorized 10
sign the firm name in all settlements and
affairs relating 20 said firm.
Witness the following signatures TINS zJth
day OF December. 1856.
~. ROSENBERG,
Mrs. FANNY BOTTIGHBIMER,
MOSES B0TrIGHEIMBR.
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ADVERTISING T

ENTERED AT THE PosToFFIcE As SECOND
GLASS MATTER.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE. THE REGULAR AN
IN nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Merchants National Bank of Richmond will be
held ut their Banking House on Tuesday, the
18th day OF January, 1887. J.F. GLENN,
deilsa, tn, thu-td. Cashier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
Ylrplnla.

City OF Richmond, 20 wit: .
7. l.. o. Wendenburg, a notary public IN ana
for the CITY and state aforesaid DO certify that
II. RosenbcrgAnnd Moses Bottigheimer, whose
names are signed 70 the writing above bearing
date the 10Th day Of December. 1856. acknowE
edged the same before me IN my city aiore-
said.
Given under my hand this 29tn day Of De
cember 1855. /. O. WENDENBURG. y. /.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

City Of Richmond, 70 Wit:
t.. l.. .. Wcndenburg. a notary public i'm and
for the city and State aforesaid, do certify that
il. Rosenberg and Moses Bottighcimer. whose
names are signed 10 the writing above, bearing
date the 29th day of December. 1856, have ac-
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF De
cembcr, 1856. l.. {. WENDENBURG, y. p.
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virginia.
civ Of Richmond. IN wit .

City Of Richmond. 90 wit:
l., l.. y. Wcudenburg, a notary public in ana
for the city and State aforesaid. do certify that
Fanny BOttighcimer, the wife Of Moses Bottig-
hcimcr. whose names are signed to the writing
above. bearing date on the 18th day Of Deccm-
Der. 1856. personally appeared before me in my
city and State aforesaid, and being examined
by me privcly |and.part from her husband. and
having the writing aforesaid fullyeXplalned 10
her. she, the said Fanny BOttighcimcr, acknOwl-
edged the said writing 10 be her act and de
clared she had willingly executed the same and
wished not TO retract u.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF De
cember. 1856. l.. O. WENDENBURG, \. p.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
NTCGILVRA COLLEGE.
Shorthand AND T~elegraphy
THOROUGHLY TAUGHT

THE SPRING TERN OF THE SES-
4 sion 1867 of the VIRGINIA AGRICuLc
TURAL AND MECHANICAL
will commence on MONDAY, JANUARY "a,
1887. Tuition free. Board from IS to$9 per
month, and all other expenses at cost.
: There is a thorough business course in con
nection with the Agricultural, Mechanical, and
Literary features OF this institution.
Students received at any time.
For circular and Information address
l.. L. LOMAX, President,
de4-law4wSa Blacksburg. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

Liberal commission to agents TO solicit
subscriptions.
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City of Richmond. TO wit:
This day personally appeared before me, J..
o.. Wcndcnburg, a notary public in and for the
city and state aforesaid, ii. Rosenberg and
made oath that Fanny BOttigheimcr, the
special partner named IN the said articles OF
limited partnership, has contributed TO the
common stock thereof and has actually paidin
cash and received 10y the said H.. Rosenberg, the
general partner, the sum OF five thousand dol
lars.
Given under my hand this 2gth day of De
ccmber 1856. H.. o. WENDENBURG, ~. p.
dc.O-laW6W
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

The American yachtsmen now propose
a sweepstakes race across the ocean from
New York to Queenstown, and it only
remains for England to start one from
Queenstown to New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
Very respectfully, &c. na

/ am now unloading n lot Of CHOICE
GREEN-CURED CLOVER HAY, to which ]
invite the inspection Of owners Of COWS ana
dairymen. II you want 70 see something real
nice, come and look at II.
in Dim WALTER j. TODD:
MIR. a.. j. STEVENS is with me, and will he
glad to see his friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
Virginia.
Cifx 81 Richmond. to wit ::

City Of Richmond, to wit:
l.. l.. .. W~cndenburg, a notary public in and
for the city and state aforesaid, do certify that
Fanny BOttighcimcr. the wife OF Moses Bot
tigheimer. whose names are signed 10 the wit
ing above. bearing date on the 18th day OF De
cember. 1856, personally appeared before me IN
my city and State aforesaid, and having the
writing aforesaid fully explained 20 her, she,
the said Fanny BOttigheImcr. acknowledged
the said writing to be her act and declared she
had willingly executed the same ana does not
Given under my hand this 29th day of De
cembeT, 1856. l.. o. WENDENBURG, Mp
This is to certify. TO whom it may concern,
that we II. Rosenberg and Fanny %Bottlgheim-
or. Of the city of Richmond and State Of Nlr-
ginia, have entered into a limited partnership
under and in pursuance OF the statutes IN that
case made and provided upon the terms, con
ditions, and liabilities hereinafter set forth
and those in the said statutes prescribed. That
is 10 say,
l.. The general partnership is TO be conduct
ed under the firm name Of II. Rosenberg OF
which said H.. Rosenberg is the general partner
and the said Fanny BOttigheimer is the special
partner, both Of said parties residing in the
city of Richmond, State of Virginia.
2. The general nature of the business IN
tended 10 be transacted by the said firm or
partnership is that Of manufacturing and sell
ing cigars and dealing in leaf tobacco.
B.. The said special partner has contributed
10 the common stock of the firm the amount
or sum of five thousand dollars.
4. The place of business Of said partnership
is TO be at the city Of Richmond, Virginia; the
partnership is 70 commence on the 18th day OF
February. 1887, and is to terminate on the 18th
day of February, 1897.
Moses BOttigheimer, the husband Of said
Fanny BOttigheimcr signs this paper as a
formal party, but ne neither has nor claims
any interest in said partnership. as the con
tributiOn of said sum of five thousand dollars
is made thereto by said Fanny BOttigheimer rs
her separate estate.
Witness the hands of said parties this Goth
day Of December, 1856.
H.. ROSENBERG.
Mis-. FANNY BOTTIGHEIMER.
MOSES BOTTIGHEIMER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13

NEW FEED STORE.
WALTER J.. -ODD.
loe North Sfxfh Street.

I take pleasure I'm announcing to my friends
and the public generally that | have opened a
FEED STORE at No. 426 NORTH SIXTH
STREET. NEAR CLAY: that will keep con
stantly on hands full line Of frst-class goods
such rs BALED HAY. SHUCkS. STRAW,
&c. &c: GRAIN, MILL~STUFFS and CHICK
EN-FEED.
| hope by strict attention 10 business 10
merit Your patronage, and respectfully solicit
the same. Orders by telephone NO. Boy,
postal, or otherwise will receive prompt at
tention.
" A r TUD I T0nn
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PAGE MCCARTHY, EDITOR.

City delivery by carriers at g cents per week
az NAIL. POSTAGE rAID:
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SPECIAL AND Personal.

The. right thing in the right place-A
big hustle when a woman falls On the
icy sidewalk.-Cape AAB Ad1ertiser.
Mr.. Payson, of Illinois, is now in the
front as the candidate for General Lo-
gan's seat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-13
MACHINE AND SAW WORKS
SOUTHERN MACHINE AM MW WORK,

j. @. ROSS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Whsn observed in oas OF the CsueasIsA raes,
htsdicstivs Of bile In ths bleed. Who wsuld
b yellow whom he or he can exhibit The hus
efhealth on cheek snd brow through the aid
ofHostetter's stomach Bittsrs. an antagonist
at whose onset liver complaint takss refuge
10 aishi. Tus upon the tongue. nausea. sick
headache, .pains under the right ribs sad
shoulder blade, an unpleaaantly odosous
breath, are rsmediable with this beaiGu alter.
euve. which does not. like Q poNnt csthartic,
preparations, contaminate the blood. Not
only the lfvsr, but the stomach and bowels
are aroased, toned snd regulated by this hns
Aience OF the respscsable classes, not BY
startling assertions on its behalf, bot BY the
cousistency Of the claims WsdS s0V SGwtsA
y. performance n every instance when
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

An yoa 1lsta1bel - nightanA bsehan q vaur
M ~ . slok ehal4 su10siag an1 OgYina ~
~ s1sus1atlag paiaol s1tt1ae tesfh Z -
- g eaes AnA eeee bottle q MA Wu0L0VV
thsse = - 0ishAts aboaS Il. 1haso q - :
0oehaS % easlA Vho ~ ever use1 lk We VSl
- I'll yoa = oaes tAAt y WI Sa6ula1o tkO
boVolA 80 Oivo y1st - ~ nstAss, 80 suassl
aaA A6altA % ~ shilAs eessatAag ahs nA0is.
~ elAaee "a beet le0Ale phyulAlAns "a
ausso u ~ Ua1as1 etataA oalo evssyVhaO
oo1n0 beeoe uAyo'lyoAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

In ths application OF NE Pscino railrosd
oehee ofllceSs Of the Central Pacino nilfood
poss of innusocins lseislstiou, Juseics Fiold,
o NE Ouitod States supreme court hes de-
nveeod the opinion oi Tie Unlted 0lateo cir.
0uit 0ouft, 70 the ensce that the ace Of Coo.
groos creating the oommiso1ou Improperly
lnvieee the cooperation oe The courts II On
Inquiry that y nos judicial Tue court theeo.
eose declines n maks an order oompelling
tno om0osv % oneWee questions, end alo0 %.
eetoeo 70 mako IN order giving The oo0mto.
o1oa oocooo - the books 0l various cOos4Tuo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

10 ths NsnssssstA Cs~tsvy appsars a sfsi-
6y NJ. 0ladseooA eatitled Hloueosal FaClD
Of iss7," in which hs says thas The gsssnl
0loosi0o Of 1859 indlcaeed NOT the oooviCetoo,
bat the peeplexity Of the oountry. He oon-
eeods Thea the result O( the rocooe ole0ti0oe
afo equivalsut 70 "a imppvod Liberal
eefengsh Of ofe9cnty.two pse ceae, aad giving
neW slecesoo would leave the latlss IL min.
oslty Of 100 This bastst 10 C0ullnuoa, = 1co
narrow 70 allow Of demonstration OF The u.
pesssicn oe undue oono node0oe O. tho part q
ths LtbsralA but viewing the ogurss q cold
aoly regard them - Of MARRIED signi6eanoe,
aad may ovon bogin 10 inquire ID relies.
I've temper, ~ hoso 10 eli this 70 end p
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no sE1Wi ~ snsas
Pc ~ isssllisssusA.

PEE ~ lasnlliesncaA.
Z.
Ssr oaos ~ Irish anA Dutch 60 sgss.
3hoy'rs both % The brink q . terrible spreoi
3hsy can't bug . pitcher - boes aalWhNA
70 deaden lilss 00eroWss o. uQoeeu - oasos
9hey ssh suR . lugfAlis The bateeecsS enecfs
Whiie th@y aoessAiy aasVsss NO es~' 40
4 pitcher Of bses no psrsoa saa bay,
9As psies ol ksg y rather 20 eigh,
my nuss buy 8 hesfuii. watch many eaAt "a,
And thatr what y nahing tAio hullAoaAoo
rhe peoplo Os Lancaster want tAstr goa ehoefs
nat polissman eli answer. No bssr Ne beer
nov people OF 1Ancassss. savs OF yoar wealth,
II nos By honesty. % II By stsaisi;
Asa then bay hagiuli. 10 on asprss.
3olet The city otiolA's aAl ~.
Though you can't buy ajusfuli. q Kegs sss too
dsor,
~ people dsssrmt~sd to Aavs Mssv ssed
beer! aAnnsAux.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

A1ooe 00l tOlnv0e'0 0eAlD.
Oh Toilivss, the I'D Who w. spaeed b. NJ
10Gan0 duria9 tho msa.ocro In walsh Cnia
ToalivR Wae KILLED, ~ asod - naas naec-
Aea1. ~, o. Sunday b psssoas h ~
eusAeA bat Dcapod. 4 numbse oe ~
10D106 1nll0WogU Vho ofo ooppoDod % havl
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